Keep your systems.
Join them up.

Your accounting, CRM, email, spreadsheets and the rest each hold part of the picture. We connect them into one layer, so nothing is retyped, everything stays in step, and you can ask a question across all of it. Nothing is replaced.

Accounting
Bank feed
CRM
Email
Spreadsheets
Payroll
Stock
Website
WhatsApp
Files
One layer
every system read and kept in step
Ask across all of it

One question. Every system answers.

The answers you need sit across three or four systems at once. Once they are joined, you ask in plain words and see which systems the answer came from. Pick one.

AccountingBank feedCRMEmailSpreadsheetsPayrollStockWebsiteWhatsAppFiles
Who owes us money and is still ordering?
4 customers

R212,400 overdue between them, and R86,000 in new orders this month.

Read from Accounting · CRM · Stock
How it gets connected

One system at a time

We start with the join that costs you most, usually the one between quoting, invoicing and the books, and connect outward in stages your business can absorb.

01
Map what you run

Every system, sheet and inbox the work passes through, and where the same thing gets typed twice.

02
Connect each one

Through its own connection or export, one system at a time, starting where retyping costs the most.

03
Keep them in step

A change in one shows in the others. Each system stays the source for what it already does well.

04
Ask across all of it

Plain questions, answered from every connected system, with the sources shown.

What it connects to

Whatever you already run

If a system holds part of your business and can export or be read, it can be joined. These are the ones we meet most.

Accounting
SageXeroPastel
Banking
Bank feedsStatements
Email and calendars
OutlookGmail
Files
OneDriveGoogle DriveSharePoint
Messaging
WhatsApp Business
Spreadsheets
ExcelGoogle Sheets
Sales and CRM
The one you use
Payroll and HR
The one you run
Your website
FormsBookings
Industry systems
Anything with an export or an API

Nothing replaced.
Nothing thrown away.

What already works keeps working. We add the joins between your systems, not another system to learn.

Your systems stay the source

The books stay in the accounting system, the deals in the CRM. The layer reads them, it does not take their place.

Nothing written back without a yes

Anything that would change another system, a payment, an invoice, a record, waits for someone to approve it.

One join at a time

Each connection goes live on its own and earns its keep before the next one starts.

Your data is yours and exportable

Never used to train public models

POPIA: you are the responsible party, we are the operator

Connected, run and maintained by us

One picture

Three things we build. One place to ask.

Connected systems is one of three. With Zorah OS and the Desk, everything you and the company know becomes queryable in one place: the Contextual Workspace.

Zorah OS
The system for the whole company
The Desk
Your own system
Connected systems
What you already run, joined
Contextual Workspace
Questions

Things people ask about connecting their systems.

No. Your accounting system, CRM, email, spreadsheets and anything else that works stay where they are. We connect them so information moves between them and can be asked across, instead of being retyped.
Most that a South African business runs: Sage, Xero and Pastel, bank feeds, Outlook and Gmail, OneDrive, Google Drive and SharePoint, WhatsApp Business, Excel and Google Sheets, your website's forms, and industry systems. If it can export or be read, it can usually be joined.
Only when you say so. Each system stays the source for what it does. Anything that would change another system, a payment, an invoice or a record, waits for someone to approve it.
With the join that costs you the most, usually between quoting, invoicing and the books. It goes live on its own, then we connect outward one system at a time.
Questions that need more than one system to answer: who owes you and is still ordering, what a job really cost, which quotes went quiet, which enquiries became paying customers. Every answer shows which systems it came from.
Zorah OS is a system we build for the work you do not have a system for. Connected systems joins the ones you already have. Many businesses use both, and with the Desk everything becomes queryable in one place.

See it on your business.